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Here, we report a new battery capable of efficiently recovering lithium from brines that is composed of a lithium-capturing cationic electrode (LiFePO4) and a chloride-capturing anionic electrode (Ag). It can convert a sodium-rich brine (Li : Na = 1 : 100) into a lithium-rich solution (Li : Na = 5 : 1) by consuming 144 W h per kg of lithium recovered.
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